6 Interesting, Odd, Brilliant Covers by and of Wilco

In celebration of Wilco’s newest B-side, I Love My Label, a cover of a Nick Lowe song of the same name, I thought it would be interesting to see what other cover tunes have the Wilco “Stamp of Approval” (*) on them. Below are 6 of the best cover songs by and of Wilco i could find. Some may shock you. Others may make you giggle. Still others…you may have seen before. At any rate, please enjoy this collection of covers by and of Wilco. (* Note: not an actual stamp)

The one that I wish I could have been there to see: 7 Worlds Collide (featuring Wilco members Jeff Tweedy, Glenn Kotche, John Stirratt and Pat Sansone, with Ed O’Brien, Neil and Liam Finn, and Johnny (Freakin’) Marr) Performs Radiohead’s Fake Plastic Trees

The one that someone clearly recorded off of TV, but is still pretty awesome: Norah Jones performs Wilco’s Jesus, Etc.

The one I want on my iPod: 7 Worlds Collide performs The Smiths’ There Is a Light That Never Goes Out

The one you should e-mail to your girlfriend: Jeff Tweedy performs Beyonce’s All The Single Ladies

What do you guys think? Is Jeff Tweedy trying to tell us something? Aren’t we all just “Single Ladies” on the inside? If you guys like any of these videos, please do me a huge solid and put a ring on it. Thanks.